“Uneasy, no doubt, like animals in a trap.”
“I refer to Miss Henderson’s extra-ordinairy valuation of weather as enough in itself. I consider that is one of the most extra-ordinairy points of view I ever heard stated.”
“No one can deny the quahl-ty of interest to the vagaries of your western European climut; from our point of view it’s all interest and no climut; ye can’t tell from day to day what season ye’ll be in and they all seem—stormy.”
“The seasons crop up all the year round, sometimes three in one day. That’s just the fascinating thing.”
“Quite so, we find that varry disturbing.”
“Our sudden changes of temperature keep us hardy.”
“That’s true; you’re a hardy people. Your weather suits you, beyond a doubt.”
“In Ireland, the weather changes every few minutes.”
“Hah, Wayneflete.”
“Granted. No doubt that assisted my parents to decide to leave; I don’t wonder at it.”